Posts in Discrimination
In-n-Out Sued for Religious Discrimination and Wrongful Termination by Christian
In-n-Out Sued for Religious Discrimination and Wrongful Termination by Christian

In-n-Out, a California burger joint famous for its burgers and commonly known to be a Christian company, is now being accused of discriminating against former employee Arianna Rodriguez for her Christian faith. This case is interesting because In-n-Out’s owner is very vocal about her Christian faith, and the company even prints Christian Bible verses on its cups, food wrappers, and fry boats. California employers should keep a close eye on this case because this is a case where a Christian company is being sued for allegedly discriminating against a fellow Christian.

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Employee, Employers, Employment, DiscriminationKathleenIn-n-Out, Lynsi Snyder, Arianna Rodriguez, religious beliefs, religious discrimination, Long Beach, Christian, Christianity
Supreme Court: California Baker (who is a Devout Christian) Engaged in Discrimination When She Declined to Furnish a Cake for Same-Sex Couple’s Wedding
Supreme Court: California Baker (who is a Devout Christian) Engaged in Discrimination When She Declined to Furnish a Cake for Same-Sex Couple’s Wedding

The U.S. Supreme Court recently affirmed a California appellate court’s ruling: Ms. Miller, a Christian woman who owns a bakery in California, engaged in discrimination by declining to furnish a “generic” cake for a same-sex wedding. This outcome should cause California business owners to pause and re-consider any policies they may have or considered having regarding their own rights to free speech and freedom of religion. California business owners do not have a broad right to free speech and freedom of religion.

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Business Owners, Restaurants, DiscriminationKathleenUnruh Civil Rights Act, Supreme Court, Discrimination, sexual orientation, sexual orientation discrimination, Christian, same-sex marriage